Worry and e-cigarette cognition: The moderating role of sex
Abstract
As electronic cigarette (e-cigarette) use continues to rise, it is important to identify individual characteristics that may influence e-cigarette use behavior and potential group-level moderators of effects, such as sex. Initial evidence has suggested that worry, defined as excessive, unrealistic thoughts focused on the possibility of future negative events, may contribute to e-cigarette use behavior. Yet, how these established relations differ...
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Title
Worry and e-cigarette cognition: The moderating role of sex
Published Date
Jan 1, 2021
Journal
Volume
112
Pages
106621 - 106621
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